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Manuel J. Reigosa Roger
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Table of contents (27 chapters)
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- Giovanni Aliotta, Gennaro Cafiero
Pages 1-20
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- Alfonso Blanco Fernández, Adela M. Sánchez-Moreiras, Teodoro Coba de la Peña
Pages 21-34
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- Alfonso Blanco Fernández
Pages 35-51
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- Teodoro Coba de la Peña, Adela M. Sánchez-Moreiras
Pages 65-80
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- Adela Sánchez-Moreiras, Teodoro Coba de la Peña, Ana MartÃnez Otero, Alfonso Blanco Fernández
Pages 81-95
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- Pilar Ramos Tamayo, Oliver Weiss, Adela M. Sánchez-Moreiras
Pages 113-139
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- LuÃs González, Carlos Bolaño, François Pellissier
Pages 141-153
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- Manuel J. Reigosa Roger, Oliver Weiss
Pages 155-171
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- Oliver Weiss, Manuel J. Reigosa Roger
Pages 173-183
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- LuÃs González, Manuel J. Reigosa Roger
Pages 185-191
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- LuÃs González, Marco González-Vilar
Pages 207-212
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- Manuel J. Reigosa Roger, Adela M. Sánchez-Moreiras
Pages 223-233
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- M. H. Meister, H. R. Bolhà r Nordenkampf
Pages 235-250
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- X. Carlos Souto, J. Carlos Bolaño, LuÃs González, Xoan X. Santos
Pages 251-282
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- Nuria Pedrol Bonjoch, Pilar Ramos Tamayo
Pages 283-295
About this book
The Handbook of Plant Ecophysiology Techniques you have now in your hands is the result of several combined events and efforts. The birth of this handbook can be traced as far as 1997, when our Plant Ecophysiology lab at the University of Vigo hosted a practical course on Plant Ecophysiology Techniques. That course showed us how much useful a handbook presenting a bunch of techniques would be for the scientists beginning to work on Plant Ecophysiology. In fact, we wrote a short handbook explaining the basics of the techniques taught in that 1997 course: Flow cytometry to measure ploidy levels, Use of a Steady-State porometer to measure transpiration, In vivo measure of fluorescence, HPLC analysis of low molecular weight phenolics, Spectrophotometric determinations of free proline and soluble proteins, TLC polyamines contents measures, Isoenzymatic electrophoresis, Use of IRGA and oxygen electrode. That modest handbook, written in Spanish, was very helpful, both for the people who attended the course and for other who have used it for beginning to work in Plant Ecophysiology. The present Handbook is much more ambitious, and it includes more techniques. But we have also had in mind the young scientists beginning to work on Plant Ecophysiology. In 1999 François Pellissier leaded a proposal presented to the European Commission in the Fifth Framework Program in the High Level * Scientific Conferences, including three EuroLab Courses about lab and field techniques useful to improve allelopathic research.
